Sounding the Virtual: Gilles Deleuze and the Theory and Philosophy of Music

Contents

• Contents: Introduction, Brian Hulse and Nick Nesbitt
• The image of thought and ideas of music, Christopher Hasty
• Thinking musical difference: music theory as minor science, Brian Hulse
• A Deleuzian noise/excavating the body of abstract sound, Sean Higgins
• The sound of repeating life: ethics and metaphysics in Deleuze's philosophy of music, Michael Gallope
• Enforced deterritorialization, or the trouble with musical politics, Martin Scherzinger
• Gilles Deleuze and the musical Spinoza, Amy Cimini
• Intensity, music and heterogenesis in Deleuze, Jean-Godefroy Bidima
• Critique and clinique: from sounding bodies to the musical event, Nick Nesbitt
• Logic of edge: Wolfgang Rihm's Am Horizont, Judy Lochhead
• Music and the difference in becoming, Marianne Kielan-Gilbert
• Transformation and becoming the other in the music and poetics of Luciano Berio, Bruce Quaglia
• Line, surface, speed: nomadic features of melody, Ildar Khannanov
• Bibliography
• Index.